grand-père
grandfather
The French word for grandfather is 'grand-père'. It is used to refer to the father of one's parent. In French, the word is often used with the definite article 'le' before it, as in 'le grand-père'. It can also be used as a term of endearment or respect for an older man, even if he is not one's actual grandfather.
Example sentences using: grand-père
Mon grand-père aime jouer au golf.
My grandfather likes to play golf.
This sentence is a simple statement about the speaker's grandfather's hobby, which is playing golf. In French, 'grand-père' is used to refer to one's grandfather.
Le chien de mon grand-père est très gentil.
My grandfather's dog is very nice.
This sentence is about the speaker's grandfather's dog. The use of 'de' indicates possession in French.
Le jardin de grand-père est magnifique.
Grandfather's garden is beautiful.
This sentence aims to express an admiration for the beauty of the speaker's grandfather's garden. The use of 'de' indicates possession in French.